Andy Croy

@andycroy.bsky.social

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Labour councillor for Norreys East ward of Wokingham Town Council. Chair, Wokingham CLP. Trying to follow real people and institutions, not ProleoftheNorth type accounts.

A handsome smiling man with glasses and in a green Wokingham Town Council polo shirt and name badge holding up a roll of stickers to the camera. The background is brownish dry grass and futher back are tree, some gazebos and a van.
Eight members of Wokingham Labour Party stand in two rows facing the camera. All are smiling and most are wearing red rosettes.
Screen shot of first few lines of Daily Telegraph article by Jacob Rees Mogg.
Black and white photo of Hindenbug air disaster - a giant zeppelin erupting in flames. The BBC text wrongly assets that the disaster happened during World War Two. The disaster happened several years before the outbreak of war.
A white man with glasses, grey hair ans a checked shirt holds a leaflet next to his face. The leaflet is called "Councillor News" and the headline says 'Lib Dems refuse to rule out parking charges at Cantley park. In the backgrounf is some brown grass, some houses with a white car parked outside and beyond that, some trees.
Pavement and road covered.in leaves. A speed camera warning sign is in the distance. The road and pavement seem to merge into one surface because there are so many leaves.
Seven residents and Labour Party councillors after a litter pick in Norreys ward. They are Al wearing red high visibility vests with 'Wokingham Labour' written on the front. They are holding litter picking sticks and standing behind a low wall of half full bin liners. The whole group is standing in front of a play park and a lime of trees is visible behind the park.
Photo shows a mixed group of residents, councillors and Labour volunteers standing in two lines behind a small wall of black plastic bags, filled with litter. One of the bags is clear and contains recyclable litter. Everyone is wearing Wokingham Labour red high visibility vests. Some of the group are holding litter picking sticks, some are holding plastic hoop. The bags are on grass, about 30 metres behind the group are some trees.